Cumberland High School - Beofor Yearbook (Cumberland, WI)

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SENIOR CLASS Top Row, Left to Right: Frank Hayes, Alfred Santillo, Robert Nesvold, Bob Steen, Stanley Thoe, Roger Scmdve, Clifiord Lundstrom, Thorlough Meier, Fred Howe, George Markgren, Iames Parker. Third Row: Donald Borchardt, Allen Peterson, Corinne Iennison, Phyllis Williams, once Wallace, Elaine Peterson, Margaret Gatling, Nancy Hopkins, Florence Zappa, Lenore Okerson, Robert Sweet. Second Row: Melvin Zager, Ella Hegg, Lois Anderson, Ruih Helberg, Wilma Thompson, Virginia Lind- quist, Edna Olson, Pasky Sparish, Marie Shimniok, Annie Donatelle, Raymond Glassel. First Row: Evelyn Hazelberg, Lenore Livingston, Alice Houston, Elizabeth Ritchie, Virginia Randall, Elaine Olson, Dorothea Gohl, Dolores Blume, Mr. Fred Moser.

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HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian Salutatoricm Marie Shimniok Virginia Lindquist SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Frank Hayes Vice President - Arlene Erickson Secretary-Treasurer Helen Youngberg

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LOIS ANDERSON This good-lookin , blue-eyed miss has attend C.H. . all four years. Her favorite hobby is writing let- ters. Other interests are taking trips and going to the movies. After graduation she intends to go to California to do secretarial work. DONALD BORCHARDT Better known as Butch to us, he has been a prominent worker for our class all tour years. As man- ager of the basketball and foot- ball teams, partici ant in two plays, and president of t e Student Coun- cil, he has been c: busy beaver, without doubt. HButch'i likes any kind of sport or mathematics, After graduation, he plans on joining the navy. MERCEDES DICKMAN Mercedes, a prominent senior, is better known as Dickie. Her main interests are music and art, and her hobbies are roller skating, photography, and dancing. Activi- ties she's taken part in are hand, Pep band, orchestra, Glee club, chorus, Girls' sextet, F.H.A., Amer- icana Sodalitcs, Student council, Art club, Red Cross, Noon recrea- tion, and Booster and Beofor staff. 1lifelr gdvice is, Obey the Golden u e. LAWRENCE ENGESETHER Lawrence left for the U. S. M. C. at the end of the first semester. Before leaving, however, he took part in F.F.A., Glee club, Mixed chorus, and was secretory-treasurer of our freshman class. 'Engie is interested in agriculture and ships. but for the present, the marine corps has settled any plans for the future. Use your brain now; you may have to use our feet later, is the last advice ett to the future semors. MARGARET GARLING Margaret's personality will take her for, if the way she has gotten along at C.H.S. is any indication. While in hi h school she has been in band, Gee club, Mixed chorus, class play, Pep club, Pep band, Americana Sodalitcs, Beofor staff, and secretary of the Booster. Peg- gie's interests are dancing, roller skating, photography, music, and air corps sergeants. After gradua- tion she plans to work in an office. DOLORES MARIE BLUME Until this year, Dilly attended Barron ,High chool. While in school she has taken part in chor- us, F.H.A., and the class play. Her interests are science and danc- ing. Aiter graduation she plans to be a bookkeeper or go to college. Her advice to under classmen is simply, uBe goodl ROSELLA CORDES Rosie, who has been here tor four ears, is a familiar figure aroun C.H.S. Senior class play and FHA. are the activities she has taken part in. Her hobbies are taking pictures, playing the piano, and sewing After graduation she intends to go to a sewing and fashion school. Her advice to under classmen is Stud and learn now when you have t e chance. Tomorrow may be too late. ANNIE DONATELL Annie, who attended the Sprague Grade School, says her main inter- est lies in winning friends, having a successful life, and traveling. Her favorite hobbies are reading and going to the movies. Annie is not sure what kind of 6 ob she prefers after graduation. er ad- vice to under class men is, HYou'll never be sorr if you keep going to high schoo. but you will be it you quit. ARLENE ERICKSON Arlene liked O.HiS. so well that she returned from Sweetwater High School, National City, California, to spend her senior year here. With the exception of her junior ear, she has attended Cumber- and schools all her life. While in high school she was senior vice- president! secretary of G.A.A., co- advertising manager of the Beofor, and chairman of Americana Sodali- tas. Other activities she partici- pated in were band, class play, and the Booster staff. RAYMOND GLASSEL Ray is a lover of nature. In his spare time he studies birds and col- lects insects. He has a very beauti- ful collection of butterflies, moths, and beetles After graduation Raymond plans to go to college.